TRO:
In your comments from your entry on 3/20/2006 1:52:38 PM you recommend looking to buy UPTRENDING stocks that have bottomed in the WARM display. Do you have a fixed value, say 10 or 20, for the 4 indicators that make up WARM. If so, rather than adding the 4 columns that make up WARM, the coding could be modified to display the WARM value - that would say it all.
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Fixed value? NO.

WARM:

W - Williams %R(10)

A - Accumulation/Distribution A/D

R - RSI(2)

M - Momentum(12)

These values are normalized so they all will be on a scale of 0 - 100.

There is more than one way to use the filter display.

If you see all four WARM components at/near 0 then the stock is bottoming.

Also if either Momentum OR A/D is bottoming and the other indicators are heading north, that's a good entry too.

RIGGS likes A/D > 70 and the other three < 30.

The WARM FILTER is NOT a filter per se, it's a way of displaying the data so you can use it in comparisons.

And the WARM FILTER DISPLAY produced the ZOOM LENS where you can compare/display the same indicator from different periods.

One of the things I'm looking for on the t123 chart is for a crossing of tcross in a 3-step move. This is the signal to watch for the stock to start in an upwards thrust.....oh, and let's not forget volume.

One of the things I'm looking for on the t123 chart is for a crossing of tcross in a 3-step move. This is the signal to watch for the stock to start in an upwards thrust.....oh, and let's not forget volume.
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my question for you rumple is that with the sub penny filter, what exactly do you look for regarding the data you provided with return results, when buying a stock based on your Sub penny filter? I am new to stockfetcher and have read many of your posts over filters that you have created. They seem to be well organized to the tee and when the results pull up i noticed many stocks that i have been following are on this scan. Now that im playing the sub penny broads. I am using your sub penny filter scan. If you get this message before Mondays trading close please look at the results for April 7th. If you have time could you please explain which indicators of the scans that you provided in your sub penny filter, which you look at for potential profit results. Thank and good luck to you all in your trading!

TRO:
What is the reason you use a 3,5 and 10 day trend for the DIME version of NTRI and a 10,60 and 200 day trend for the 'regular' version of NTRI. I suspect it's because of the volatility of dime stocks. Am I correct?

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